Nick Kyrgios is not impressed with Novak Djokovic’s winning streak

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Djokovic and his competitors were playing the first ATP Tour event in five months, following the coronavirus pandemic that disrupted the sport.

The Serbian had to be treated for a neck problem during the match and looked rightly below his maximum fitness, but managed to avoid all four break points against Sandgren in a solid set up for the US Open.

“I am pleasantly surprised at how I recovered and felt today, only physically in general, but also with the neck in particular,” said 33-year-old Djokovic.

“I’m as close to the painless neck as possible, maybe only 5 to 10% more and that’s it. I feel very good.”

tennis world for his feat, including from Kyrgios - but the outspoken Australian still wouldn’t let him off for being one of several players to contract the coronavirus at the Adria Tour, which the Serbian star hosted in June." data-reactid="44">Djokovic has received much praise from the tennis world for his feat, including from Kyrgios – but the outspoken Aussie hasn’t left him out yet for being one of the many players to contract the coronavirus at the Adria Tour, which the Serbian star has hosted in June.

tennis player. May go unbeaten in 2020, can’t take that away from him,” Kyrgios posted on Twitter." data-reactid="45">“A great tennis player. He could remain undefeated in 2020, I can’t take it away, “wrote Kyrgios on Twitter.

“Unfortunately, when he should have shown some leadership and humility, he disappeared.

“Most would say he got an L regardless.”

Djokovic’s winning streak leaves the tennis world stunned

The 17-time Grand Slam champion made it to the quarter-finals of the US Open preparatory event, thanks to a 6-2 6-4 win over American Tennys Sandgren.

The world number 1 seemed indifferent to the pain in his neck that forced him to retire his opening double on Sunday and battle qualifier Ricardas Berankis in his second-round singles match on Monday.

But he was clinical in his fight with Sandgren, winning 84% of his first serve points and wiping out all four break points he faced.

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Djokovic was also adamant in attack, scoring all 11/11 points.

The world number 1 even managed to pull off an incredible shot, where he dropped the racket from Sandgren’s hand.

The American surrendered to losing the point when Djokovic smashed a bullet-like blow to the head that jolted the racket from the 29-year-old’s grip.

Djokovic and his competitors were playing the first ATP Tour event in five months, following the coronavirus pandemic that disrupted the sport.

The Serbian had to be treated for a neck problem during the match and looked rightly below his maximum fitness, but managed to avoid all four break points against Sandgren in a solid set up for the US Open.